InterAction Member Organization: 
Donation Contact Information
Organization Donation Postal Address: 
88 Hamilton Avenue
Stamford, CT, 06902
United States
41° 3' 49.4928" N, 73° 31' 10.0884" W
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Organization Donation Phone #: 
800-486-4357
Gifts
Organization accepts gifts in-kind: 
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Gifts In-kind Accepted: 
AmeriCares accepts donations for disaster relief and its long-term health care programs. Donated items range from medicine and medical supplies to water, blankets and work boots. AmeriCares decision to accept a donation is based on several factors including, but not limited to: need for product, type of product, expiration date and appropriateness. AmeriCares accepts donations of medicines and medical supplies. The minimal dating requirement for donations is 7 months upon receipt for all non-controlled product and 9 months or more for controlled substances upon arrival at the AmeriCares warehouse. All donated product must meet FDA standards, have been handled in accordance with PDMA standards and be labeled with brand and/or generic name, lot number and expiration date. AmeriCares handles and distributes the following type of products: Prescription medicines Over-the-counter medicines Schedule II - V controlled substances Diagnostic products and equipment MedSurg products Food and nutritional supplements Personal hygiene items Any restrictions on where to place donations should be made upon offering. It is important that all donations be accepted by AmeriCares prior to physical transfer to our facilities. If you have questions about a product donation, please contact Emanuela Chiaranda at products@americares.org or call 1-800-486-HELP (4357).
Operational Details
Date of Response: 
Fri, 10/02/2009
Operational Summary: 
AmeriCares is mounting disaster relief and emergency response efforts from its U.S. headquarters and on the ground in Indonesia. AmeriCares is actively coordinating relief efforts in Indonesia with the Ministry of Health, the Emergency Crisis Center and local partners in the capital city of Jakarta. AmeriCares is also working with international groups and multinational donors, many of which teamed up during the massive global response to the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004, which killed 180,000 people in Indonesia alone.